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Honda offers a wide range of vehicles, from the nimble, fuel-efficient Fit to the triumphantly returning Insight and the inimitable Odyssey. However, the fact remains that two of Honda's top offerings, in terms of buyer popularity, are the Element and the Pilot. Which should you choose? If you find yourself in this conundrum, you'll need to know the differences between the two vehicles.
While it might seem odd to contrast the two vehicles, with the Element built on the CR-V platform and the Odyssey, Pilot and Ridgeline sharing a platform, it can be done with little real trouble. So, what do these two vastly different vehicles have in common?
Well, for starters, they're both SUVs, though the Pilot is certainly the larger of the two. However, the Element is no slouch and offers almost as much interior space as the Pilot, even though the package is definitely smaller.
In terms of potential cargo space, the Pilot comes in with 87 cubic feet, while the Element serves up an impressive 74.6 cubic feet (that's maximum cargo space, though; you'll find only 25.1 cubic feet behind the second row seats).
In terms of power, the two differ, as well. The Pilot offers Honda's powerful V6, which also powers the Odyssey and the Ridgeline. The Element uses the CR-V 4-cylinder engine, which offers 166 hp, at 5800 RPM. The Pilot, in comparison, offers 250 at 5700 RPM. Of course, the Element weighs in less than the Pilot, so that power to weight ratio might not mean as much as it looks like in black and white.
For those who want to take their ride off-road, the Pilot is available in 4-wheel drive, while the Element only comes in 2-wheel drive. Of course, the body style of the Element doesn't exactly lend itself to off-road use (but who in their right mind wants to muddy up their Pilot?).
In terms of passenger capacity, the Pilot wins out, as well, bringing three rows of seating to the party (thought that back row might not be the most comfortable place for long-legged folks to recline). The Element has only two rows of seating, but offers 64 seating arrangements (the seats are removable and completely adjustable - flexibility that you will not find in the Pilot).
Therefore, it seems that we have two worthy, though very different SUVs. The Pilot is an excellent choice for those who have to haul things (or burn rubber), while the Element is the perfect solution for drivers who want flexibility and plenty of options.
Hondapedia.ca offers information on everything Honda, from maintenance to news, you'll always be informed. You can also contact Toronto Honda for the best deals on your next new or used Honda purchase.
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Honda recently announced that 83.8% of automobiles sold in U.S in 2009 were produced in the company’s North American manufacturing plants. This proves to be an all time high for the company as it has maintained a local production rate of 75% or higher since 1996. Honda currently operates 7 manufacturing plants in North America - four in the U.S., two in Canada and one in Mexico, producing fifteen different models, including the Civic sedan, coupe and GX (natural gas vehicle), Accord sedan, coupe and Crosstour, Odyssey, Pilot, Ridgeline, CR-V and Element, as well as the Acura TL, ZDX, RDX and MDX models.
Honda’s North American plants produced a total of more than one million vehicles in 2009, including those for export and currently in dealer inventory. “As part of our long-standing commitment to build Honda and Acura products close to our customers, we have steadily deepened our automobile manufacturing roots in the U.S. and the North America region,” said Tetsuo Iwamura, president & CEO of American Honda Motor Co., Inc. “Using our flexible manufacturing capacity, we plan to continue to maintain our local production levels at approximately 80 percent of our annual sales.”
Honda seems to be making more and more appearances in North America due to its increase in production sales. Not only is Honda helping the American Economy by producing and selling more vehicles through the use of its North American plants but it is also able to cut out the cost of having them manufactured elsewhere.
Be sure to visit your local Miami dealership to see how you can benefit from driving a Honda. Choose from Honda’s long line of vehicles and see which one fits your style and personality.
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I am looking for a used SUV (under $10,000). Is the Envoy good?
I am trying to decide between a CRV, Envoy, Liberty, or a Honda Odyssey. I have found all of these vehicles (under 75,000 miles and under $10,000) between the years 2001-2004. Which do you think is the best and why? I need something safe for my 5 month old baby. I currently own a civic and I do not feel safe driving him in that--it's a coupe and very tiny.
One of my friends have an Envoy and he likes it, but get ready to pay more for gas.
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